Hi, can I hook up the system to a 5 gallon water tank for drinking since i already have the water tank and drinking faucet?
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The manufacturer states, "Not for human consumption." Not sure why they state that. I have drank the week with no ill effect. But you must decide whether or not to risk drinking the water.
19303
DIonzied water is not recommended for drinking water. Ill effects can happen. I would recommend that if you want to go this route, add an adapter before the DI unit and drink water right after the RO section.
19304
I'm confused by your question. You need to hook the device to a faucet or similar water connection with pressure. You can put the output water in any container you wish. If you don't want the container to overflow you'll need some sort of shut off system like a float or similar device
19305
This item is good for aquarium, please check our another item model number POQ-4-50
649262
Yes, but a maximum distance from tank to faucet of 15 feet is required (additional tubing will be needed). The system will produce a faster flow at the faucet with the shortest tubingrun from tank to faucet.
93071
It's possible technically, but it's not a good idea. However if it's just a bar or a prep sink, then it becomes more viable provided you have correct expectations. So in short, no, it should not be connected to the cold water feed on your kitchen faucet. There isn't enough water. The system has a 3.2 gallon reservoir tank, which is more than enough for drinking and cooking use, but it's not enough to feed a kitchen faucet which dispenses water at 2.5 gallons per minute. If you were to connect it to your kitchen faucet, turn on the water, and then turn your back for a minute to tend to your kids or answer a text, by the time you turned back around the tank would be dry and you'd have to wait a couple of hours for more water. As an alternative to drilling a new hole you can go to a "tri-flow" faucet with hot, cold, and filtered water inputs. Or if you sink has more than one hole, but the current faucet occupies all the holes, then get a single handle faucet, remove its base-plate, and use the extra hole(s) for the RO faucet (and a soap dispenser if possible).
403638
I do believe you can. Check out the Forney 87798 and Forney 87801 tank adapters on Amazon for this purpose.
1984145
Not sure why you'd want to do that. This unit comes with GLASS containers with nice fitting tops. The unit sweats and drips water on the on/off button which usually shorts out. I dumped mine in the garbage and bought a different brand.
1318233
Yes you can. Look at the water flow chart to see if this will supply what you need.
755889
Yes it can, but maybe to much for a 5 gallon tank. I have a 46 gallon tank and I run mine halfway.
1598960
This does not have a hand pump sink and cannot be used with a 5 gallon tank. The stainless steel faucet hooks up to a standard garden hose to provide fresh water.
1052722
The filters are listed "up to 10 Gal tank" so would probably work, but you need to check the dimensions of the box to be sure it would fit on the back of your 5. It is listed at 100 GPH, so 20 complete 5 gal water changes per hr. Dimensions of the filter listed by mfr 6.4" x 3.8" x 6.3" ( 3.8, so you need 6: high and 6"wide to hang it on the tank. Hope that helps
1114338
You will need to have a bottle attached to the unit to allow the water flow out through the faucets. There is a holding tank of 1 gallon for the cold side and 0.5 gallons for the hot side.
535218
Yes, you need to buy a valves and hookups separete. It is just water heater.
1975455
No it should be okay...it's just the tank releasing the water to the faucet. Call Watts Premier if you have any questions.
1796636
you can purchase components from this seller but an ro system only produces droplets at a time so you need a storage tank to accumulate any volume of water and to create pressure. i needed a greater voume for all of my needs so I connected two 75 gallon per day systems together. Bear in mind that the amount of water that you can use at any one time is limited by your storage system not the Gallon per day rating.
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Sure, you could. I would recommend getting a full 5 gallon kit though. It'll be cheaper in the long run. Austin homebrew has some great kits to choose from.
933312
Nope. The plumbing on your RO system kinda requires a air gap faucet. Unless some one else knows something I dont.
724959
yes, you can. My husband used it to replace a similar showerhead and bar with little trouble. It is quite a nice system.
89290
I have it on my culligan drinking water system. It only is connected by the blue tube from the tank to the fitting.